Uniflasy 500,000 BTU Propane Weed Torch Kit with Storage Bag 10 ft Hose, Piezo Igniter and Turbo Trigger, Heavy Duty Weed Torch for Weeds Fire Pits Ice Remove and Asphal

• TACKLE MORE OUTDOOR CHORES – Delivers up to 500,000 BTU and 2860°F flame output for yard weeds, ground cleanup, fire pit starting, charcoal lighting, ice melting, asphalt work and other outdoor flame jobs
• TWO WAYS TO USE IT – Attach a compatible 1 lb propane cylinder for quick jobs, or connect the 10 ft hose to a standard propane tank when you want more room to move; fuel is not included
• LIGHTS WITHOUT A SEPARATE STRIKER – Built-in piezo ignition helps start the torch with a button, while the control knob and turbo trigger let you adjust the flame for different jobs
• THE ENTIRE SET OF ACCESSORIES IS EASIER TO STORE – in a detachable mode, this propane weed torch is very portable and does not take up too much space. After use, it can be placed with a 10 foot hose, a small wrench, and the torch can be split into two parts for easy cooling, organization, carrying, and storage after operation
• USE IT THE RIGHT WAY – For outdoor use only, check hose and fittings before lighting, keep the tank upright and away from flame, and avoid dry, windy or restricted burn conditions

Learn more about the Uniflasy 77199 weed torch with storage bag

Q1: I'm not sure what to do with a torch — is this a good starter kit?

• Yes — and the storage tote is the part people appreciate most. The kit comes with the torch, hose, brass connector, 1 lb adapter, wrench, and manual in one bag. First-time users usually start by crisping the weeds between patio stones (one slow sweep, 1-2 seconds per weed). From there you will find new uses every month — ice on the steps in January, charcoal in July, paint stripping in September.

Q2: What propane tank should I buy, and do I need a special one?

• No special tank required. For short jobs, any 1 lb camping cylinder screws on directly. For longer jobs, use the included 10 ft hose with a standard household propane tank — the brass connector fits the same connection you already have on a gas grill. The kit covers both setups, so the only purchase is the tank itself.

Q3: Will this damage my lawn or flower beds?

• Not when used as intended. Sweep the blue flame briefly across the weed leaf and move on; the flame wilts the plant down to the root in a 1-2 second pass and does not poison the soil the way a chemical weed killer does. To protect nearby lawn or flowers, work on a calm, dry day and keep the wand moving. If you want to be extra careful, water the surrounding plants right after.

Q4: How do I store it between uses, and how do I know the flame is off?

• Turn the control knob all the way clockwise to stop gas flow, release the trigger, and wait for the nozzle to cool to the touch — usually 2-3 minutes. Then pack the torch, hose, and wrench back into the canvas tote and hang it from a garage hook or store it on a shelf. The tote keeps everything together so a small part is not lost between uses.

Q5: Is this safe to use near kids, pets, or painted surfaces?

• Use it the way you would use a campfire — outdoors, with clearances. Keep at least 6 feet from people, pets, cars, painted wood, vinyl siding, and asphalt shingles. Do not use on glass, lawn furniture with fabric, or anything that can melt or scorch. The flame is focused and controllable, so a steady hand on the trigger is the main safety tool. The included multilingual manual has a full safety section — please read it before first use.

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Learn more about the Uniflasy 77199 weed torch with storage bag

Q1: I’m not sure what to do with a torch — is this a good starter kit?

• Yes — and the storage tote is the part people appreciate most. The kit comes with the torch, hose, brass connector, 1 lb adapter, wrench, and manual in one bag. First-time users usually start by crisping the weeds between patio stones (one slow sweep, 1-2 seconds per weed). From there you will find new uses every month — ice on the steps in January, charcoal in July, paint stripping in September.

Q2: What propane tank should I buy, and do I need a special one?

• No special tank required. For short jobs, any 1 lb camping cylinder screws on directly. For longer jobs, use the included 10 ft hose with a standard household propane tank — the brass connector fits the same connection you already have on a gas grill. The kit covers both setups, so the only purchase is the tank itself.

Q3: Will this damage my lawn or flower beds?

• Not when used as intended. Sweep the blue flame briefly across the weed leaf and move on; the flame wilts the plant down to the root in a 1-2 second pass and does not poison the soil the way a chemical weed killer does. To protect nearby lawn or flowers, work on a calm, dry day and keep the wand moving. If you want to be extra careful, water the surrounding plants right after.

Q4: How do I store it between uses, and how do I know the flame is off?

• Turn the control knob all the way clockwise to stop gas flow, release the trigger, and wait for the nozzle to cool to the touch — usually 2-3 minutes. Then pack the torch, hose, and wrench back into the canvas tote and hang it from a garage hook or store it on a shelf. The tote keeps everything together so a small part is not lost between uses.

Q5: Is this safe to use near kids, pets, or painted surfaces?

• Use it the way you would use a campfire — outdoors, with clearances. Keep at least 6 feet from people, pets, cars, painted wood, vinyl siding, and asphalt shingles. Do not use on glass, lawn furniture with fabric, or anything that can melt or scorch. The flame is focused and controllable, so a steady hand on the trigger is the main safety tool. The included multilingual manual has a full safety section — please read it before first use.